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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-01-27

Don't be chump but 60 to Swan 4 Lloyd ant
buy some cheap lots before they raise.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-01-27
PIONEER LOAN AND TRI1sT a.

If you want to secure loan Of money on real
estate, at low rates. money ready when papers are
made outs call en- the Pioneer Loan and Trust Co.,
Of Dodge City. BF. MILTON, Secy.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-01-27

C.B. McEfbbcn, Of Belpre, was In the city
Friday last. Mac is prosperous merchant.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-01-27
QUEENSWARE
At Reduced Prices at w. 3. Hess.

In order to reduce my stock to the lowest posi-
bic amount before going to the eastern markets
to bay gooos. for the spring trade, will offer for
the next few weeks, all my china, queensware,
glassware, lamps, etc at greatly reduced prices.
The following are only few Of the many bar
gains that may be had by calling at once, while the
s<ocb 10 cop,p1oto.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-01-27

ga gasoline st,re at the Buffalo house used fol-
keeping coffee ard tea hot, exploded Sunday throw
ing gasoline over the floor and walls and ignitine
building from going up, but as it was lrage hole
was burned in the wainscoting before the flames
were extinguished. Garden City Irrigator, I'D.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-01-27

Hess 4 Virgins have the greatest variety Of tea
and coffee in the city.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-01-27

Real estate in Kansas il on the rise in every
county in the state The demand for land is great
er in the western than in the eastern counties.
derstood by buyers The thousands who will move
into Western Kansas in the next four months will
tend to keep prices.-Coolidge Citizen.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-01-27

About the new county on the east side Of Ford
county, the Kinsley Mercury says:
Ford county may have territory that it desires to
contribute to the formation of q new county, but
Edwards lie not 20 fixed. This county has suffered
all the promscous clipping that it can stand. and
scheme Of the sort above suggested will certainly
not meet with favor here.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-01-27

The railroad company is putting in new sidc
tracks in the eaet part Of the city.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-01-27
NOTICE.

The poll books having been received by the city
clerk notice is hereby given, according to law that
the poll books for the registration of voters In the
first, second aud third wards of the city of Dodge
City, Kansas, will be opened on Monday, January
II, at the city clerks office. For the convenience
Of the working men, Office hours will be from 10 q.
M, to p IN. Register at any time on application.
GEO. f. JONES,
City Clerk.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-01-27

Ameeting wac held Monday evening for the pur.
pose Of selecting committee to attend the legie-
Isture at Topeka and urge upon that body an op-
position TO the dismemberment of Ford county.
The committee left on Tuesday for that purpose
The proposed cutting of OF the territory on the
east side Of the county has worked mp an opposi
ton to any change in the county lines. There was
good attendance at the meeting, and come diver
sity Of opinion Many of our citizens are COM
mitted to the formation Of Gray county and cannot
very well ''go back" on their promises. The bill
for the erection Of Gray cousty lie pending and is
consolidated bill which authorizes the re-estab-
hshmcnt OF several counties in the west part of
the state. This bill was set for hearing YESTERDAY
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-01-27

At a meeting Of the Grand Army Of the Re
pnblc, on Saturday night, the question was dis
cussed: Resolved. that high license would be more
beneficial 70 the state of Kansas, than Prohibition
Those who took part in the discussion on the af
hrmative side were MessFs. Carpenter, T. S. Jones'
II. l.. Sitter and Others On the negative eide
were Messrs. n. p. Laughtou. L. K. Mcintyre.
Prof. Aikens. L. K. Soper, and Others. The cues
fion was decided In favor Of the negative side
Prohibition Col.Jones, who was on the high II.
eense side. made . prohibition speech. Prof
Aikens, from q chart. showed the effects Of alcc
hol on the human system. The position Of the
high license side was unearthed, and the pins
knocked from under tac:n. ny the logic and square
Knocks of the prohibition side Prof. Aikens' de-
5lir'!ve speed. IL rhst Erssfs3 'k~ higi. liosos
Sex II -. j 3i..s
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-01-27

The Coldwater Echo Gays that freighters from
Kinsley are gathering up salt from the plains near
there. They report that ready sale is made ana
good prices given tits really surprising to zee the
great quantity Of salt now formed on the plains.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-01-27

camp Of D. NJ. q A. graders has been located
this side Of Greensburg 1t appears they are deter
mined to get ahead Of the K. P &. W and it would
not surprise Us in the least if the grade of or
both Of these roads were made through Ford inside
Of two months.-Ford Gazette.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-01-27

Now Is the time to register yout name Is voter
Call on Geo. Jones, city clerk.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-01-27

Bracket lamps complete, 75cts upward.
Stand - Scots
Hanging Z" $3.50
Lamp burners 10 and 15cts.
And sill other goods at proportionately low
prices. Call at once. Very Respectfully,
W.B. HESS.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-01-27

The senate has confirmed ". W. Dill as post
master at Cimarron
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-19

The Guardian League organized to prevent the
corruption Of the minors OF the District OF Colum-
bia by intoxication, gambling or RIGHTEOUSNESS,
has supplemented It's avowed ana commendable
purpose by undertaking the gratuitous and dirty
Job Of throwing mud at the morality OF the Dis
srfct. The statistican OF the league Indicated in
yesterdays STAR his determination to live and die
with his besmirching figures as revised and cor
rected dis philosophical" statistics overlooked
Washingtop's phenomenal growth in population
OF recent years, adopted the population OF 1850
basis OF comparison, and selected different periods
OF time In the different cities TO be- eontrasted.
His guess at comparative population may
chance to be nearly correct, but circum-
stances over which ne has 10 control pre-
vent his figure juggling from being philosophical.
1t is not denied that a greater number Of arrests
In proportion TO population have been made In the
District than In New York but 1t is commended that
the number or arrests made depends in the largest
classes OF cases upon the local powers OF police
men In respect TO arrests, upon the formal re-
Quirements preliminary TO arrest, upon the 1ndi-
vidual disposition OF policemen and upon the local
policy OF discouragtng or encouraging trivial ar
rests. During the time selected for comparison
the number OF arrests made was the basis of pro-
motion for District policemen, and as result the
number OF illegal and trivial arrests was enormous.
The communication In another column, In reply TO
the Guardian League statistics, contains some In
tereSting figures In support OF this contention.
Less than ole-han OF the persons arrested In the
District wers held, and there were, according to
the League figures, over four times as many
Juvenile arrests, In proportion, as in New York.
Over two thousand OF the District arrests In 1885,
and over one thousand In 1856, were for neglect
TO obtain dog licenses, crime which stands out
with appalling prominence upon the records of de-
PRAYED Washington Numerous arrests for failure
TO shovel OF snow also indicate crime Of peculiar
maignity prevailing In the District The great
excess OF Juvenile, trivial and Illegal arrests is
sufficient to account for Washington's large gen.
eral average OF arrests, and comparison OF such
arrests, illegal as well as legal, dismissed cases
and all, Is papably misleading as an Indication OF
comparative crime Mr.. Sylvester's figures make
very satisfactory showing for Washington, and
defeat the League statistic1an upon his own
ground But every observer knows, without
figures, that Washington Is q more orderly
and moral city than New York. The minors of the
District undoubtedly need protection. The way
to obtain it is by amending our Anticipated laws,
and not by undertaking to prove that Washing
ton would deserve to be swallowed by the opening
earth for its manifold Weaknesses but for the
saving presence Of the good and true men of
the Guardian League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-19
WOODWARD & I.oTHRop
Srpc1An SALE Or Qunrs.

Having just opened few cases Of Quilts W
shall inaugurste a special SALE and quote as rep
resentative bargains the following, which are
indisputably the best obtainable for the price:
200 liza White Crochet Quilts, full size, good
weight, worth s7hc. Only 75c. each.
500 la White "Boston Ho1sen Crochet
Quilts Only 81 each. The best dellzr spread
made. - e1es1~
800 ia White Heavy Crochet Quits, made
from 3-ply selected yarn. Only S1.25 each
200 Ia White Heavy Crochet Quilts supe-
rior quality, elegant new patterns, excellent
value. Only $50 each.
(Third hoor-Take elevator)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-19

We have just received ana placed on sale our
spring stock Of ladies' Walking Skirts, in Pop
lin, Ginghnm. Balmoral and French Striped
Ekirting and quote as extra good values the fol-
lowing: seASar11
Ladies' White and Gray Striped Walking
Skirts, plated ruff1e on the bottom. Only 500.
each. ..
Ladies' White and Gray Striped Walking
Skirts, plated rufie with three rows Of braid
above. Only 75c. each.
Ladies' Striped Poplin Skirts two box-plaited
ruff1es on the bottom. Only 81 each.
Ladies' Striped Poplin Skirts, with three box
plated ruff1es on the bottom. Only S1.15 each.
Excellent line Of Blue Gingham Walking
Skirts in variety of styles. Only 81 each.
Ladies' Fast Black Lasting Walking Skirts,
lock-stitched. thoroughly made, warranted not
to change by washing, age or exposure to the
sun. Only 81 each.
tSecond foor-Take elevator).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-19

It does not seem possible TO reconcile the con-
nicting accounts OF statements made at the inter-
view between the Senate subcommittee and the
committee nom the school board, even after the
errors attributed to reporters have been cor
rected But happily there is no necessity for the
public TO decide between the affirming and deny
Ing parties TO the interview. The public school
system OF the city seems TO be reasonably safe
whether or not any unguarded expressions fell
from the Senate subcommittee. The plan OF post
poning additional teachers and accommodations
for the high-grade schools until the urgent need OF
the low grades Is met will receive popular ap-
prevail, provided the need Of these low grades for
school room accommodations is met Immediately
The high grades can endure short postponement
OF attention far better than the low grades, and
threat TO bring about such poStponement, re-
suting In the fun and immediate relief OF the suf-
fering low grades without injury TO the others is
of the same benefcent character as the threat Of
Senator Dawes, who says unfinchingly that there
shall be no appropriations for the improvement of
streets until the needs OF the schools are met and
then saves the street appropriations by attending
with pra1Seworthy diligence to the needs OF the
schools. In view OF the denialS and explanations
OF the senate subcommittee 1t is evident that the
school board and the District, whatever apparent
cause Of fright may have existed, are more scared
than hurt A5far as the school authorities are
concerned 1t Is not Jet entirely clear whether ter
FOR really caused their blood to curdle and their
hair 70 stand on end, or whether desiring public
sympathy, they have been indulging In Aesep,s
Shepherds cry Of "Wolfr-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-19
EARLY Wurrr Goons Oprs1sa.
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP.


We have concluded to open our White Goods
stock and cali attention to the following: o
English Nainsooks. soft, finished. various
sss r. T. 80 md sa Ss Is 3D. 49,
-50;inch French Nainsooks, 25. 81. 37,f, 45,
India Linens, 121<, Is. Is. 20. %. 81 and 35c
per yard.
Persian Lawns. Is. II, 10. a1. 25. %, 80.
4S-inch Swiss Lawn. %. 90 and 33c. per
4o-inch Masalia, 25. 81, 37x and Soc per
oScheskss IS Nainsooks. 8, 10. 12k. II. 10. 90.
Lace Plaids. 5 choice patterns worth 17c.:
only 121sc. per yard.
Brocaded Piques, in tan color and white, worth
1Sc.; only 129c. per yard.
Dimity Checks, patterns, only 1870. per
Great variety Of patterns in Dotted and Fig
37X, AZ and SOC. per yard. - ~
New importation of Welt PiQues, in fine, me-
ap3 wide s9a fspey c sF na St e ls e.
and fancy, 40. So 62x, rs. ST. si.1o and $iS5
Plain swisses, 12h. Is, 81. 25, 81 and Soc
GO l9 swisses, cream. rose, pink. light blue
Colored Tarletans only l2Hc. per yard.
special-Elegant line Of AKA Bleached German
Linen Lawns, 65 and s5c. per yard. lI8
4O-inch Long Cloth, specially desirable for
ladies and children's underwear; only ITO. per
yard
s2-inch French Percale. 25 and 371sc. per
Full line of wamsutta, Lonsdale and Berkeley
Cambrics.
27-inch White Terry, 81 and 45c. per yard.
So inch Plain and Fancy Terry for bath Sheets
only 81. SO per yard
We have bought largely, picked the stock with
Especial view of charging our business and
serving you the more advsntageously.
H9 WOODWARD LOTHROP.
NEW, YARN-DYED SATINES, ELEGANT STYLE
IN 8kc., short ends at the tI4
Double Combination,
nS-3t I1241 and 1243 18th St Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-19

Fifteen Men vs.. Fifty Million about describes
the present condition OF the constitutional amend.
ment changing Inauguration day from the fourth
OF March 10 the thirtieth OF April The Fifty MIL
Hon will win IN the end, but the Fifteen Men. un-
luckily for the country, are able to prevent the
people Of the United states from celebrating the
centennial anniversary OF constitutional govern
ment on the day when IL began, the DAY when
Washington was first inaugurated-tha thirtieth
OF April. TWO hundred thousand persons. civil
and military, would come TO See the centennial
President tnaagurated II his Inauguration could
take place on the thirtieth of April But IL fully
one half OF that number shall be compelled 10 re-
main az home because OF the Inauguration taking
place In the most Indictment season OF the year VIZ.
trust they viii then remember that their disan-
pointment IS due to the INDECENT inaction OF fifteen
OF their fellowciiZens, who, being entrusted with
the amendment by the House of Representatives
have done nothing whatever in regard to 1t. And
II many OF those who come from the south to the
next Inauguration are delayed by the floods and
freshets OF the early spring, and many who come
from the north are smitten on the way by March
DlIzardS, we trust that they also Will remember
70 whom they are indebted The fifteen persons
who thus stand In the way Of public comfort and
convenience are the members OF the judiciary COM
nittee OF the House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-19
DoueIAss & Bno.
6a2. s2S snA sac JrlnsA stssst

Desire 10 rsmind thsr LADY patrons st - sals q
slightly soilsd COTTON UEDKRwxAR wzn ooatnos
fsw days leosw. Ths last anssAame.s g 49, eoeos
n now in ana q u pess put On then Ay "a ~
bat short time.
In connection Win TIE sbovs ~ sFs showing linz
Of 2sc. UNDERWEAR Which ~ bsaaeve sxoels any
Our r.su,ar ANNUAI SALE or COTTON UNDER
WEAR w1u bsgan on SATURDAY. ths NINETxENTM
INST. snd eoosiuus until further notlsA 70 = unnse-
ssary for n 20 spsak q The STYLES and oUAILT1R4
a they ars viii known A. - prices. ~ anply ~
you 70 make ne compsr1son II you buy ~ shan knoV
Our Judgment = sogxsct - 10 syls spd cur pEcu f1gAk
DOUGLASS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-19

IL would be an odd turn OF affairs II the expecta
non OF war IN one part OF Europe should have the
enecs OF keeping all parts In condition OF perfect
peace. Russia is said 70 be so certain OF an out
preak between France and Germany that she Will
AVOID al complications with Austria or England
nerse In order 10 be free TO save France from too
efusnang defeat The old Field Marshals say
ing That "war Is the best peacemakerT will have
20 % revised, If it can be shown that the indica-
uons Of war are better
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-19
New PAR1s CoxBrsArros Su1rs.
sEATON PERRY

Successor to PxzHY BnorHxR),
HAS JUST OPENED VERY CHOICE AssORT-
MENI OF EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES IN PARIS
GOMBlNATION SUITS, RANGING FROM 8lS
NEW CHECKED AND STRIPED ENGLISH SUIT
NEW FRENCH cHuDDAs. cAsHMEREs AND
cH9ISE SPpEsisNs In PRINTED Atwood cHA1-
CoNFiNED sTYIEs IN FINEST FRENCH SAT.
TIkkPPkss sH4 nREF ~ eros, ROMAN CO. TO MY
LATEST NOVELTIES IN ANDERsoN's SCOTCH
NEWPATTERNs I'M INDIA SILKS AT 81 AND s1.25
NoSGEf 1d y u IN EMBROIDERED BATIsTE AND
NEW BLACK TWISTED SILK GRENADINES AND
IMMENsE sT3SK OF BLACK AND coroREp esos
,tH1A 40 FAIILE FRANCHISE, RHADAMESs
foWEsTH p SRSIHHESsE AND suRAH SILKS Al
Noyy6 6LT is striped AND PLAID vELvErs
NEW SRkINd SHADES IN TREFoussE KID
SeXIiIEI s ~ HOSIERY AND HANDKERcH1EFs
Gen LINE q z. FRENCH CORSETS FROM e1.50
NOVELTIES IN IMPORTED WHITE GOODS.
s~ PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PBIoEa
sEAToN PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING
Established 1870 fenna''van'' ave. cor 9th 1 e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-19

By vote OF seventy-twot TO forty-nine one bouse
q the View York legislature has decide, that
women In that state shall have the privilege OF
oeing hanged for murder Just as freely as men
VINO shau say that this is lot a victory for the
woman's rights cause, A0' 'A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-19

Twas Saturday night, the twtakling stars
Shone on the ripping sea;
Noduty called the jovial tars-
The helm lashed alec.
so WROTE CHARLES DIBDEN MANY, MANY
NOW. SATURDAY NIGHT WAS THE MOST EN-
JoYABLE TIME OF THE WEEK TO THE MAN
WHO WORKS FORA LIVING. THE KNOWLEDGE
OF THE FACT THAT THERE ARE AT LEAST
TwENTY-FoUR HOURS OF SWEET REPosE
NATURALIZATION FROM PHYSICAL LABOR
BRINGS TO THE NORWEGIAN A SENSE OF
EASE AND CONFINEMENT THAT CAN ONLY BE
UNDERSTOOD AND APPRECIATED BY THOSE
WHO WORK HARD DURING THE WEEK. oNsAT-
URDAY NIGHTS THE NOTTINGHAM DOES HIS
SHOPPING, AND FROM THE NUMBERS WHO
THRoNG OUR HOUSE EVERY SATURDAY EVE
MING IN QUEST OF SUCH VALUES AS THEY TOO
WELL KNOW CAN ONLY BE FOUND HERE IN
CLOTHING, HATS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS,
ONE WOULD IMAGINE OURS WAS GREAT CO.
OPERATIVE COMBINATION STORE. WE MAKE
SPECIAL PREPARATIONS ON SATURDAY EVE
NINGs TO RECEIVE AND SERVE OUR FRIENDS,
THE WORKINGMEN. THEY KNOW THAT WE AP-
PREcIATE THEIR PATRONAGE AND CATER FOR
THEIR WANTS AS NO OTHERI HOUSE IN THIS
SECTION OF THE COUNTRY DOES. WE KEEP
THE KINDS AND STYLES OF GOODS THEY
WANT. FROM A PAIR OF OvERALLS OR A HICK-
DRY SHIRT TO A FULL DRESS SUIT. THEY
HAVE LEARNED LONG YEARS AGO THAT THEY
ARE WAITED ON WITH THE SAME COURTESY
AND ATTENTION THAT THE PRESIDENT OF
THE UNITED STATES WOULD BE SHOULD HE
ENTER OUR HOUSE, AS HE HAS DONE MANY
AND MANY TIME. HE Is TREATED COURTE-
OUsLY AND RESPECTFULLY. so IS THE HON
EST BRAwNY SON OF TOLL WHO COMES INTO
OUR HOUSE IN HIS WORKING rig" TO LOOK
AT OR BUY HAT. PAIR OF SOCKS. PAIR
OF SUSPENDERS, PAIR OF OvERALLS. PAIR
OF PANTS, A SUIT. OR AN OvERCOAT FOR HIM
SELF OR HIS BOY. COME AGAIN. GENTLEMEN;
EARLY DURING THE WEEK, AND IF YOU PRE-
FER 1T. LATE ON SATURDAY NIGHTS, FOR
THEN WE KEEP OPEN FOR YOUR ESPECIAL
CONVENIENCE.
sAKs & COMPANY,
CLOTHIERS TO THE PEOPLE,
no 300 TO 3OS SEVENTH STREET
DWIGHT, ANCHOR BLEACHED COTTON, SHORT
~ Ends &c, at the
Double Combination,
1856 1241 and 12i3 18th st. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-19

A correspondent in another column urges with
much force that Congress should at this time pro-
vide for a draw IN the new Aqueduct bridge The
secretary OF War is required by law to report TO
congress bridges which interfere with free and
safe navigation, and the best mode OF altering
such bridges. Cnderthis statute the old Aoueauct
bridge was reported 10 Congress as obslructing
navigation and draw recommended The public
VIII be impatient OF delay In constructing this.
bridge, but 1t Is urged that II Congress now pro-
vides for draw there viii be substantially no ee
LAY. II as soon as the bridge Is completed without
. draw 1t must be Immediately reported IS an. Oh
stroction TO navigation and altered II would seem
wise 70 save the additional expense and fr.conve
nience Of alteration by providing for dra< I'm the
nrss instance The advantages OF navigation
above the new bridge, 50 strongly set forth by our
correspondent also deserve careful consideration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-19
New Goons HAvE AsarvED

New GooDs HAVE Aaarvrp
In the following Departments:
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS
SPRING AND SUMNER WASH 0oODa
SPRING AND SUMNER HOSIERY.
SPRING SHADES IN GLOVES,
SPRING JACKETS AND NEwMARKETs.
Stock il undergoing change. Putting on IL
spring suit. Late buyers Of Winter Goods are
GLADLY svailing themselves Of the opportunity
to buy ct our greatly reduced prices. The Wrap
department offers extraordinary inducements
to the tudicious shopper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-19

ME Err. VAC sATINEs. INPLAIN coLoRs SHORT
ass LAP 9. sas is ssssp hiss L e..
81 Fl e. 1 II IT T I'll | :;
SMITH City; Feb. 18th. twins, tscn and daushter),
t tan Ne :,o and Mrs: Edward smith. No.
BIRCH A'nss4 En- l FL. E2 S ro ''n
UNDERWOOD Six En- Jaass It, Is %
HOW'LL" % Ese h 1sh ss f IS Nj til. sps &. NJ:
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Those who have sent us unsigned announcements
VIII understand why they do not appear
WE SEND PRESENT TO EVERY BABY WHOSE
BIRTH WE ANNOUNCE "--o'''
OUR BIRTH CORRESPONDENCE
quite extensive. So much letter writing reminds m
tna' STATIONERY is always in demand For this
reason We carry extensive line in ordinary and Ana
quaii'y OF Plain, Tinted Gil-edged and Ornamented
right. f"' 'NA'"'-nfs' noof-
down our Evening Gloves.
S1S5 Ladies' S'button Mousq. now $1.4S.
$1.75 Gents Pearl "Courv oisier'' now $1.25.
Sizes ~ to 80.
$I65 Ladies' 4-button Emb Pearl now @1-25
S198 Ladies' Lace tipped Silk Mitts, now $1.4S.
Here are some of our offers In Embroideries and
Laces.
9Sc for yard strips Of Oolored Chambrey
5Oc for yard of 11-inch Irish Point Emb.
SOC. for yard of 22-inch Cambria.
2Oc. for yard of 9-inch Gamble.
$l.4S for yard of Pure Silk Guipure Flouncing.
$2.9S for yard of 40-inch Chantilly Flouncing..
Have Just received an invoice Of Splendid Gents
Hose. Any style you ask for, and all prices25c,
35c., 49c., and so on.
dust it Is natural for to close q letter with
yours truly" SO has it become q habit with to
speak Of the SAG. c." corsets in our advertisements
Price Sits for the next seven days; then $2.
: 1T / i + T. +. s E E ) Isl i
E M w 4 Err S0S I'LL ZEE
HEE II ! III S SoS i En-
f19 316-31s SEVENTH ST. wv.